Waldo

AI that gets you money back when prices drop

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AI that gets you money back when prices drop

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Waldo is AI built to save you money. When recent purchases drop in price, Waldo leverages a hidden perk called price protection, to get you cash back. Waldo works with over 100+ brands, including Amazon, Patagonia, Best Buy, and Nordstrom

Launch tags:Fintech•Artificial Intelligence•E-Commerce

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Waylo: Hotel Price Prediction

Cool product. Would be interesting to see if we can do price prediction on retail. Waylo(https://thewaylo.com) does price prediction on hotels only at the moment.

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6yr ago

Waldo

Maker

@kyunbit1 Great question: we're still in the early stages but we've prototyped a couple models that can do exactly this. More good stuff in the works! Thanks for the feedback!

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6yr ago

Great product! I wonder how do you read/access the items that were billed on the users card. I don't think banks expose that data.

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6yr ago

Hustle X

@banananize from your emails i presume, given it asks to connect your gmail

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6yr ago

Looking forward to reeeeeeeling in the dough!

Pros:

Waldo does everything for me. Having it is unbelievably pain free, and a simple cost/benefit analysis makes signing up a total no brainer.

Cons:

None that I can see thus far.

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6yr ago

Pretty neat concept. Hard part is now keeping my online shopping to pre-Waldo levels. Just wanna see the numbers on the dashboard change

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6yr ago

So how's this any different from wikibuy formerly known as Paribus?

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6yr ago

Waldo

Maker

@banananize biggest different is the number of retailers supported - we have +100 while paribus is more like 15-20

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6yr ago

Does this work in the UK?

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6yr ago

Waldo

Maker

@markjordan30 Right now its just for US-based purchases/retailers. We're looking into adding UK support soon. Any UK-specific retailers you'd recommend we should look at?

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6yr ago

@colin_ristig Amazon.co.uk is the first that comes to mind :)

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6yr ago

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